Religious beliefs and practices

The world of religions, beliefs and practices that have shaped humanity throughout history. From ancient philosophies to modern spiritualities, each tradition offers a unique perspective on the meaning of life and the universe. Sacred rituals, profound texts and centuries-old dogmas that have inspired generations. Connect with your spiritual roots or explore new paths of understanding, all in a space that is respectful and open to diversity of thought.

Saint John the Baptist: Legacy Behind the Flames

San Juan Bautista

Every June 24, Midsummer’s Eve envelops several countries in an aura of magic and spirituality. This special night, which coincides with the summer solstice, is a set of traditions ranging from bonfires and wishes to purification rituals. But there is also a deeper story, that of St. John the Baptist, whose legacy is intertwined with this celebration. His life and message, steeped in faith and devotion, are an integral part of this mystical night.

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Month of Sivan: A Glimpse from the Kabbalah

Torá a Israel / Torah to Israel

In the month of Sivan, the giving of the Torah is celebrated, it is deeply linked to the Hebrew letter Zain, the zodiac sign of Gemini, and the tribe of Zebulun. Each element reveals a layer of meaning and wisdom that will resonate both for Kabbalah scholars and for those interested in the rich spiritual heritage of Judaism.

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Things you did not know about Lent

Miércoles de Ceniza / Ash Wednesday

Ash Wednesday represents spiritual renewal and food abstinence is suggested, which doubles the consumption of fish and seafood. Lent also offers surprising health benefits, such as a decrease in cholesterol and obesity in North America. But Lent is not only about reflection and penance, some of the biggest carnivals in the world take place during these 40 days.

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